We utilize the tools of synthetic chemistry, supramolecular chemistry, and nanotechnology to design dynamic materials, addressing fundamental scientific challen...
Our research is centered on the discovery and development of new chemistry to synthesize polymers, block copolymers, and materials having structural sophisticat...
We are interested in understanding the molecular logic by which Nature generates the diversity of biomolecules and applying the acquired knowledge and tools to ...
In our laboratory, we aim to understand how the brain receives sensory information from both within and outside the body, integrates the multiple streams of inf...
The manipulation of electrons, the smallest controllable charged particles, has advanced material engineering, especially as we navigate the intersection of cla...
The Kim"s group is studying the fundamental light-molecule interactions that occur in nanometer scale. Broadly, our research interests include spectroscopy of i...
Our goal is to develop a new generation of biosensors, therapeutic agents, or cell-based assays created from highly functional nanomaterials/structures and biom...
Total synthesis, a research field that renders the preparation of larger molecular constructs from their structurally simplified progenitor(s) through a series ...
Our research interests encompass biotechnological multi-disciplinary topics based on the collective understanding of the surface chemistry of biochips and nanom...
The main focus of my research is the identification and development of new bioactive chemical properties, which allow us to study the complex biological system ...
In the eukaryotic nucleus, DNA wraps around histone octamers to form nucleosomes. The nucleic acids and histones frequently undergo chemical modifications, and ...
Our ultimate goal is to understand detailed mechanisms underlying biological phenomena using computational and theoretical tools, and to contribute to curing di...
Our research involves developing novel electronic, photonic, magnetic, and catalytic materials based on soft materials including polymers, colloids, and liquid ...
We use molecular simulations to solve problems that are critical in energy/bio applications. We use/develop statistical mechanics / molecular dynamics / coarse-...
Our research lies in the interdisciplinary studies of inorganic chemistry, biochemistry, protein engineering that we employ spectroscopic, kinetic, thermodynami...
Our research interests are in the area of theoretical and computational chemistry. Understanding the properties and the changes of materials at the molecular le...
The main research interest of our group is developing new single-molecule and single-cell imaging techniques for investigating various biological phenomena. We ...
Controllable, reversible, and readable interconversion between two stable states of a molecule is a topic of fundamental and practical importance. Our research...
Research Objective is regarding understanding materials properties as a function of size, fundamental scientific phenomena at a nanoscale by single species spec...
Lee’s group is focused on exploring the unusual chemistry of transition metal complexes using advanced computational approaches, aiming to accelerate the discov...
The objectives of our research group are to understand molecular-level interactions between biological systems and external signals, to control the interactions...
Our research goal is to investigate fundamental inorganic and bioinorganic chemical principles by learning from nature and then adapt these concepts to future c...
The Lee group is actively exploring new materials and catalysis to contribute to a sustainable future, focusing on fundamental organometallics and main group ch...
NMR spectroscopy is an exciting field of research. Continuous technical breakthroughs in NMR help push the boundary of its applications. Well-ordered as well as...
Our program is broadly based on modern organic chemistry (organic synthesis, organometallic chemistry, asymmetric catalysis, natural product total synthesis, bi...
In a human cell, around 20,000 different human proteins are known to be expressed. These proteins are not uniformly distributed throughout the cell, but they ar...
Membrane receptors and channels represent the gateway through which the cell senses and responds to its environment. Most physiologically important processes ar...
Our mission is to address unmet synthetic needs to solve various problems of biomedical research. To this end, novel strategies to access natural and unnatural ...
Many of renewable energy sources exist in varied forms such as waste heat, sunlight, and even wastewater. As a result of such variety of forms, a development of...
Our goal is to study the structural and dynamic properties of complex molecular systems to better understand the relationship between molecular interactions and...
We are exploring the electrochemical wonderland of various interfaces such as nano scale electrode surfaces and biological cell membranes. Nano-interface electr...
Our group's interests are mainly focused on the design of advanced materials for activating small molecule transformation reactions that are relevant to renewab...
The long-term vision is to develop super-functional 2-dimensional nanomaterials with enhanced physical/chemical & electrical/mechanical properties to overcome t...
The Hong group conducts research at the interface of synthetic and physical organic, inorganic, and computational chemistry with an emphasis on catalytic method...
Hwang's group explores sustainable chemical cycles by developing electrochemical reaction/catalyst materials/integrated devices based on the understanding of th...
